> follow the openvpn howto in the wiki it should shed some light in some > of your problems.
The only appropriate VPN howto on the wiki seems to be 'VPN Capability OpenVPN' which I've been through plenty before. With regard to that guide: - I have my 'Dynamic IP', 'Address pool', 'Local network' and 'Authentication Method' settings the same as those in its 'Certificates on pfSense' section - that guide doesn't include a section on setting up OpenVPN client, so is no help with that side of things - I don't understand the 'OpenVPN Client Bridging' section and don't believe I need to, correct me if I'm wrong - I don't believe I have other subnets I need to push to clients, correct me if I'm wrong - it has Gentoo-specific information about connecting. I'm using Debian. I connect using the same means I've always used with OpenVPN (previously with IPCop + ZERINA OpenVPN plugin): # openvpn --dev tun0 --mktun # openvpn --remote <IP address> --dev tun0 --pkcs12 <my cert + key + CA cert>.p12 --client --comp-lzo --tun-mtu 1500 I have a propensity to miss the glaringly obvious, and I don't have a suitable grasp of how the interconnections involved in using OpenVPN work, but I've been through this again and again, checking all the pfSense OpenVPN guides I can on the web. I'd very much appreciate any further help, thanks Pete boyd --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
